
Big Meeting: How to Better Manage Your Emotions
Ever been working non-stop to prepare for that big meeting? It's consumed your thoughts because you feel nervous that you won't deliver what was expected. The last thing you want is to let others down or yourself. And, there's that fear that tough questions will be...

How to Help Your Mind Move Beyond Work
I grew up striving for perfection. I went all through school wishing for straight As so I could get into a good college and then get a good job. Why? Because then I would be happy. My whole life was geared to having that amazing job opportunity so I could realize my...

5 Simple Signs You Relate to Work in A Healthy Way
Seeking balance in your daily experience is natural for anyone who wants to lead a happy life. Your decision create the environment you’re a part of. When work is a large focus of your life, making your relationship with it as healthy as possible contributes directly to the balance you can achieve.

How to Accept vs. Escape Your Work Environment
Work can be a wonderful place. You feel stimulated, you’re learning, and loving the time with your team members.
And, sometimes, your work environment takes a sideways turn. Instead of the rush of energy, you feel a rush of dread. When these bad feelings come, you don’t know what to do so you work more, hibernate, lose contact with people outside your work world. This avoidance puts you in a box where all along accepting the situation sets you free.

How to Build a Foundation for a Happy Life
On his 82nd birthday, the Dalai Lama shared these words.
“Our existing modern education system is oriented toward materialist values. We need an education about inner values to lead a healthy life.”
In school, you learn a lot of things. How to read, spell, do math, color, lots of things. It’s considered essential to know how to make a living for yourself and you may never learn to live in a way that you feel at peace. Content.

How to Talk Things Through in a Safe Place
When things become overwhelming, it can be easy to hold uneasy emotions inside. It could be dealing with a mistake that happened, the way a colleague talked to you, the stress you see your team under, or expectations that aren’t possible to meet. To talk through these feelings helps you move through the situation and gain some relief.